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NMSU Grants Student Business Club is hosting an event on Wednesday, April 30, at 6 p.m. in the Martinez Hall Theatre to explore professional careers and gain business insight. Five guest speakers will share their career/academic journey in their current fields. The event is free and open to students, staff, faculty and community members. Light snacks and refreshments will be provided. (read more…)
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Student Services continues to offer "Beth's Brown Bag series" on Career Topics. There will be a Cover Letter workshop by Brian Johnson for students on Thursday, April 25, 4:00-5:00, Room 03, Martinez Hall. Come prepared to tailor your cover letter or create your first one! Wednesday, April 30, 6 pm, the Business Club is hosting a Panel of Business Professionals. Brown Bag series, "Interviewing," Thursday, May 8, 4-5 pm. Facilitated by Ambrosia Aranda.
Sascha Larrabee, Transfer Advisor, will take up to 8 students interested in transferring to a 4-year program to Las Cruces on May 1-2. The only requirement for interested students is a 2.0 GPA. Transportation and lodging is paid for, you'll just need to pay for food. See Sascha to complete an application no later than April 10th.
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• We've seen this before, haven't we? A proud goaltender, waving in mock appreciation as a home crowd serenades him with a Bronx cheer? Yeah, Ryan Miller seemed as tired of the First Niagara Center crowd as they were of him after a couple of brutal goals led to an 8-4 Rangers' win that ended Buffalo's playoff hopes. Very easy to see him demanding a trade after that display.
• "Yes sir, just like clockwork, you can count on Brad Richards to record a hat trick once every 896 games." That's the great lead from Larry Brooks, writing about the veteran's first career three-goal game in the rout of the Sabres.
• Like everyone else in Boston, the Penguins experienced an unusual day on Friday.
• It became apparent early on that as long as the manhunt for the bomber continued, the show could not go on in Boston. The postponement and rescheduling of Friday's game means the Bruins play their final six games in a span of just nine days.
• A struggling Milan Lucic could be benched for today's rescheduled matinee against the Penguins. That should please Bruins fans who are tired of watching him float through games.
• Mike Heika, who offers as entertaining a read as anybody out there these days, says the Stars were taught a valuable lesson in how to impose your will by the St. Louis Blues on Friday night. They probably would have preferred two points, but that lesson might pay greater dividends down the road.
• Miikka Kiprusoff said he will take his time with his retirement decision after winning what might have been his last home game in Calgary.
• Nazem Kadri should be flattered by criticism of his recent play. Damien Cox writes that it highlights the increased expectations he's created.
• With the Sens trailing the Leafs by just a point in the standings, Kadri calls tonight's Battle of Ontario game the biggest of the year.
• Matt Calvert's name might not register among casual fans, but in Columbus he's recognized as a critical part of the surging Blue Jackets. Columbus will be hard pressed to replace his speed and grit after the winger was sidelined by a broken finger.
• A win over Winnipeg on Saturday all but guarantees a playoff spot for the pesky Islanders.
• The Isles are on a 9-0-2 tear, but the Jets have authored their own five-game winning streak. They need to stretch it to six to keep their playoff hopes alive.
• What a difference a year has made for the Canadiens, who enter their final home game of the regular season with high postseason aspirations.
• Montreal writer Pat Hickey says Alex Ovechkin is is playing like an MVP candidate.
• Los Angeles coach Darryl Sutter thinks Jonathan Toews is the second-best captain in hockey. You won't believe who he ranks first.
• The Avalanche were booed off the ice by a sparse crowd in Denver last night, and noted insomniac Adrian Dater doesn't blame them. He writes that the home side phoned it in, leading to Edmonton's 4-1 win.
• Here's a surprise: Goaltending tops the list of burning issues facing the Canucks ahead of the playoffs.
• If the Red Wings hope to regain their playoff footing, they need to start scoring. Rookie Damien Brunner knows he is one of the guys who has to step up.
• The Blackhawks scored twice on the power play as they extended their winning streak to seven games with a 5-4 OT victory over the Preds.
• Erik Karlsson was on the ice with his Senators teammates on Friday, leading to the obvious question: Will he be back to play this season?
• Speaking of Karlsson, guess who's coming to town to play the Sens on Monday? No, really, guess!
• If you've got time between games, don't forget to head out to your local shop and celebrate Record Store Day 2013. It's all about the vinyl, baby!


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November 1, 2011
A monthly column for the church-at-large by Elder Cynthia Bolbach, Moderator of the 219th General Assembly (2010) of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). This month, the column is written by the Reverend Landon Whitsitt, Vice-Moderator of the 219th General Assembly.
In the American psyche, November means "Thanksgiving." Most of us travel home and sit around a table of "comfort food." We take naps and watch football. Sometimes we go to a movie. Whatever we do, we do it with our family.
Sometimes we sit next to our weird aunt during dinner. Sometimes our uncle talks non-stop about his latest interest that no one else cares about. Politics are sure to come up and, sometimes, religion. In our family, those who did not prepare the meal rip through the dining room like a tornado, magically making everything spotless. Everyone has a role to play. Everyone brings a different flavor. And that's what makes our families, our families.
It is around nine months until the 220th General Assembly (2012) convenes in Pittsburgh, and I am already looking forward to it. Although the analogy can't go too far, when people speak of GA as a "family reunion," I get that – deep in my bones. Present are people from across our country who have become kin to me. Calling someone a sister or brother in Christ means something.
And so, as I look at the four different persons God has called thus far to stand for Moderator of the 220th GA, I am thankful that we have been given such amazing people with whom to serve. When I see the ways each of them has served the PC(USA), I start to get a sense that, whatever happens, we're going to be okay. As I survey their gifts, skills, and passions, I am confident that God has once again fulfilled the promise to lead and guide the Church and our little slice of it, in particular.
Sisters and brothers let us begin - in earnest – praying for the commissioners of the 220th General Assembly (2012) and the leadership that will arise from that group. Just like our families, God has given us these women and men, and we should take some time to be grateful for them.
Even if there is that one uncle who goes to the microphone and talks a lot.
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Thanks for your metaphor "family" for our small branch of the Holy Catholic Church. When Jesus commands us to love our neighbor as ourself, however, he reaches far beyond kinship defined by blood or proximity. Surely Christ calls us to love (agape) the entire human family God has created and blesses, a family whose members embrace every race, every ethnicity, every corner of this planet. How may we obey when this human family includes so many weird aunts and so many uncle speak their minds arising from so many injustices, economic needs, and faith loyalties? How is the peace Jesus promises to leave with us, not as the world gives, possible and realizable? Soli Deo Gloria1!
Thanks for this! I wonder if there could be a Spanish language version in addition to the Korean one?
I am so appreciative of your leadershp and Cindy's too, a longtime friend and colleague in National Capital Presbytery But today as I read your column, I did feel "left out" as you set the scene of Thanksgiving as only a family affair - "blood family," that is. Yet so many of us in PCUSA are singles - even life time singles - whose close relationships have no family connections. We do have many good friends and we often form our own "holiday groups" with our own concerns and challenges! We do yearn to be included also in the thoughts and reflections of our Christian leaders on the challenges and joys and irritants too(!) of holiday time. Maybe someone of your acquaintance who is part of this increasingly growing group of church members might add a line or two to your otherwise fine message to us all. SHALOM!


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The coming week in Visalia will see big changes for residents regarding how water is consumed and conserved.
The press conference on Tuesday staged by the Tulare County District Attorney's Office and the Tulare County Sheriff's Office was held to share news of a very big arrest a self-described hitman who is suspected of killing 30 people in several states ove
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Kansas City scored on 49 and 39 yard screen passes from Alex Smith to Jamaal Charles and a 47-yard interception return by Eric Berry off of Matt McGloin.
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- Low mortgage rates and the recovering economy have come together to make buying a home cheaper than renting.
In the Northwoods realtors say homes are selling for up to 80-percent below the fair market value.
John Krueger is a Realtor at John Krueger Realty and says, "So that means the trend has reversed from a sellers' market to a buyers' market. That will reverse again because in the real estate business we're always in a cycle. Unfortunately we're in a longer cycle than usual, but that's going to go back up again."
While prices are low, many are taking advantage of the deals and turning a profit by converting homes into rental properties, Krueger says, "Investors and contractors are scooping up some of these low-end properties to rent. The rental market is strong and the prices of rental properties will show that. So many people lost their homes, unfortunately, and they have to go someplace, so they rent."
This buyers' market won't hang around forever though and realtors recommend purchasing a home now if you can afford it before it turns back into a sellers' market.
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UW-Stevens Point's art students bought that expensive paper from traditional European mills for years.
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The Northland Pines school district is considering moving 5th graders to the middle school.
They might also move 7th and 8th graders to the high school.
If passed, the plan would take place in two phases over the next two school years.
The first phase would move 5th graders from Land O' Lakes and St. Germain Elementary schools to Eagle River Elementary starting during the 2014-2015 school year.
The school hopes this would improve students' education.
5th graders at Land O' Lakes and St. Germain Elementary schools have one 5th grader teacher teaching all subjects.
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- Many people probably won't think about filing tax returns for at least another 9 months.
But you should start planning now to make filing your tax returns easier next year.
The IRS expected about 12 million taxpayers to file for 6 month extensions.
To avoid that next year, you should gather the documents you'll need throughout the year.
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Meet Minocqua's newly appointed Chief of Police
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- The Minocqua police department could have a new police chief in early May. David Jeager has been the acting chief of police since October.
He will undergo a background check, drug screening, and psychological exam before he is named the current chief of police. He would be replacing former Police Chief Andy Gee. Jeager is excited about what the future may bring.
"I'm extremely excited," says Minocqua acting Police Chief David Jeager. "I believe that this department has great potential and we have a great group of people working for this department,� says Jeager.
�We have great officers, we have great dispatchers, we have great administration.I feel that we can really provide a service to this community that's second to none,� says Jeager.
Jeager has worked in law enforcement for more than 20 years. He's worked at the Minocqua Police Department for 6 years.
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Northwoods landfill increases recycling
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- A landfill near Rhinelander saw more recycling last year.
The Oneida County Solid Waste Department had an increase in recycled materials in 2013.
People might be buying more because of an improving economy, but that's not the only reason for the increase.
The contracts from disposal companies also play a major role.
"The contract for the city of Rhinelander had come up and it was re-bid," said Oneida County Solid Waste Superintendent Brian Dutcher. "Northern Waste at the time was awarded that bid or that contract. All of the materials that they picked up for the city came out here."
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Meth bust in town of Pine Lake
Submitted: 04/16/2014
- Police arrested four people in a meth bust near Rhinelander.
The Oneida County Sheriff�s Department says the bust went down yesterday in the town of Pine Lake.
Arrested were 38 year old Gerry Frederick, 55 year old Thomas Franz, 40 year old Scott Dumpprope and 46 year old Carrie Steinmetz.
Potential charges include conspiring to manufacture methamphetamine and maintaining a drug house.
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Evanston was expected to get another blast of wintry weather overnight: the National Weather Service predicted the city would get three to five inches of snow Thursday evening through Friday afternoon.
While most people prepare for driving safely in the snow, rarely do people think about keeping safe while walking in icy conditions.
"Every winter the hazards of driving in snow and icy conditions are noted, but rarely is walking on snow and ice addressed," said Martin B. Tirado, CAE, Executive Director of the Snow & Ice Management Association. "Slipping and falling while walking accounts for a large number of winter-related injuries and can have an impact on the quality of life for the injured person."
SIMA, the national nonprofit organization representing the snow removal industry, has some tips on safe winter walking.
- TIP #1: Wear proper footwear. Proper footwear should place the entire foot on the surface of the ground and have visible treads. Avoid a smooth sole and opt for a heavy treaded shoe with a flat bottom.
- TIP #2: Accessorize to see and be seen. Wear sunglasses so that you can see in the reflective light of the snow. Also, wear a bright coat or scarf so that drivers can easily see you.
- TIP #3: Plan ahead. While walking on snow or ice on sidewalks or in parking lots, walk consciously. Instead of looking down, look up and see where your feet will move next to anticipate ice or an uneven surface. Occasionally scan from left to right to ensure you are not in the way of vehicles or other hazards.
- TIP #4: Make sure you can hear. While seeing the environment is important, you also want to be sure you can hear approaching traffic and other noises. Avoid listening to music or engaging in conversation that may prevent you from hearing oncoming traffic or snow removal equipment.
- TIP #5: Anticipate ice. Be weary of thin sheets of ice that may appear as wet pavement (black ice). Often ice will appear in the morning, in shady spots or where the sun shines during the day and melted snow refreezes at night.
- TIP #6: Walk steps slowly. When walking down steps, be sure to grip handrails firmly and plant your feet securely on each step.
- TIP #7: Enter a building carefully. When you get to your destination such as school, work, shopping center, etc., be sure to look at the floor as you enter the building. The floor may be wet with melted snow and ice.
- TIP #8: Be careful when you shift your weight. When stepping off a curb or getting into a car, be careful since shifting your weight may cause an imbalance and result in a fall.
- TIP #9: Avoid taking shortcuts. Shortcuts are a good idea if you are in a hurry, but may be a bad idea if there is snow and ice on the ground. A shortcut path may be treacherous because it is likely to be located where snow and ice removal is not possible.
- TIP #10: Look up. Be careful about what you walk under. Injuries also can result from falling snow/ice as it blows, melts, or breaks away from awnings, buildings, etc.
Do you have any safe driving or walking tips for winter weather? Share them with other readers in the comments section.
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If your organization performs work that involves sharing documents or collaborating directly with vendors, clients, or customers, then you might want to use your SharePoint Online sites to share content with people outside your organization who do not have licenses for your organization's Microsoft Office 365 subscription.
There are three ways that users can share content on your site with people outside your organization:
If you're looking for how-to information about sharing a site or document, see Share sites or documents with people outside your organization. If you're wondering what types of users qualify as external users and what rights an external user has, see What is an external user?
If you've shared an entire site with a user, then that user will be able to log in to the site and function like a full member of the site. They will be able to browse, search for, view, and edit content (depending on which permission group you assign them to). They will be able to do things like see the names of other site users in the People Picker or view document metadata. External users will also appear in the People Picker as site users. This means that other people who use your site could grant different permissions to these users than you initially granted when you shared the site with them. Be sure you know the identity of external users before you invite them to your site.
If you invite external users to your Team site, they will be able to view content on the Team site and all subsites. If you want to avoid having external users gain access to important or sensitive content on your Team site, you should create a subsite of your Team site that has unique permissions, and then share only that subsite with external users. To learn more about permissions inheritance, see What is permissions inheritance?
Similarly, if you want to share a subsite that you've created on your OneDrive for Business location, you might want to ensure that it has unique permissions so that you do not accidentally grant users permission to additional sites or content on your OneDrive for Business site.
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If you share documents using anonymous guest links, then it is possible for invitation recipients to share those guest links with others, who could use them to view content. Do not use guest links to share documents that are sensitive. If you want to minimize the risk that someone might share an anonymous link, share a document by requiring sign-in instead.
When considering if and how you want to share content externally, think about the following:
The answers to these questions will help you plan your strategy for content sharing.
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If you want to share a site, but you also want to restrict external users from gaining access to some of your organization's internal content, consider creating a subsite with unique permissions that you use exclusively for the purpose of external sharing.
You can configure external sharing at two levels within the SharePoint admin center:
When you first sign into the SharePoint admin center, external sharing is turned on by default for both your entire SharePoint Online environment (sometimes referred to as a tenant) and the site collections in it. You may want to turn it off globally before people start using sites or until you know exactly how you want to use the feature.
You should include planning for external sharing as part of your overall permissions planning for SharePoint Online. In general, it is a best practice to operate on the "principle of least privilege" and grant external users minimal and limited access to your environment. You may even want to create a special permissions group to which external users are assigned when they receive invitations. You should also consider segmenting your content by security levels, so that sensitive content is centrally located and can be tightly secured. If you anticipate an ongoing need to have external users log in to your site and perform specific tasks consider creating a site collection that is dedicated to the purpose of external sharing. This way, you can allow external users access to specific content without opening up your entire environment to them.
For more information about planning for permissions, see Plan your permissions strategy.
You must be a SharePoint Online administrator to configure external sharing.
Don't allow sharing outside your organization
Allow both external users who accept sharing invitations and guest links
You must be a SharePoint Online admin to configure external sharing for individual site collections. This task must be performed within the SharePoint Online admin center for site collections that use the 2013 experience, and site collection administrators are not allowed to change external sharing configurations.
For site collections that use the 2010 experience, you must change the external sharing features from the Site Collection Features page. For more information, see the version 2010 article Share a site with external users.
If your Office 365 subscription has recently been upgraded to the 2013 experience, and you have not yet upgraded the site collections and sites in your SharePoint Online environment, you will need to use different settings to manage external sharing for these site collections. For more information, see the 2010 article Share a site with external users.
To quickly view the external sharing settings for multiple site collections, select the site collections on the site collections page in the SharePoint Admin center, and then click Sharing.
The dialog box will display the current settings. Click Cancel to dismiss the dialog box without applying any changes.
Note For site collections still using the 2010 experience, you will need to go to the Site Collection Features page for each site collection to see if the feature is activated. For more information, see the 2010 article Share a site with external users.
If a site has been shared with an external user, and you want to revoke that user's access to the site, you can do so by removing that individual's permissions for the site.
If you want to withdraw an invitation you have sent to an external user, you can revoke the invitation before it is accepted.
If the external user has already accepted an invitation, and you want to remove them from your site, you can do so by removing them from the SharePoint permissions group to which you assigned them. The person in your organization who has permissions as the Office 365 admin or SharePoint Online admin may also remove them by using the SharePoint Online Management Shell. For more information, see the user management cmdlets in the article Introduction to the SharePoint Online Management Shell.
When a document has been shared through a guest link, you can see this information in the properties menu for the document.
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Trying to find a university that met my needs was one of the most difficult things that I faced during my high school years. I was interested in a smaller campus that offered a degree program in Computer Science with a structured academic course schedule. I found what I wanted here at TU.
One of the greatest things about TU is the opportunity to get involved at any level. During my junior year, I got involved with the Student Association. Had I not done that, I would not have had the opportunity to bring change to this campus.
Through my various positions, I have been given multiple opportunities to be in a leadership position around campus. I have served as the executive director of Information Services and Chief of Staff for External Relations for the Student Association, one of two senators for the College of Engineering and Natural Sciences, the chair of the Sustainability Committee, student representative on the Bookstore and Dining committees, and one of five undergraduate recipients of a National Science Foundation Cyber Corps Fellowship grant.
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After completing my bachelors in May of 2009, I decided to further my studies, and decided to pursue a Masters in Business Administration. I am currently on track to graduate in 2011 with my MBA.
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It is hard on the eyes because it is a 1980's video game.hecter wrote:I find it to be hard on the eyes, with all the contrast.
hecter wrote:Also, why is any alien AND conquer man and any alien both -2?
KraphtOne wrote:when you sign up a new account one of the check boxes should be "do you want to foe colton24 (it is highly recommended) "
Incandenza wrote:Wow. As someone who cut his video gaming teeth pumping nickels into Pac-Man, this looks like some great kitschy fun. When on earth do you sleep, wm?
A couple of questions:
is it -2 per ghost? 'cause should someone start with, say three of them, the fact that they'll be getting a bunch of armies just from the high numbers of territories will be massively offset by the penalty. I understand that they're useful as teleports and bonus components, but the penalty seems high, and will severaly penalize people that start with them... maybe they could start neutral?
In a way, I have the same beef with pac-man, tho it looks like having pac-man and a ghost have bonuses/penalties that cancel each other out. Again, maybe a neutral start.
Given how many armies people will start with (hell, in 3p, each player will start with 50 territories), maybe the neutral values could be set higher than 3... even as high as ten.
One element from the game that you didn't put in is the fruit bonus, which could be an independent +2 or so territory towards the top of the map... or even in the spot below the ghost deployment box.
As far as color group and aliens go, the more asymmetrical, the better. Having one part of the map more powerful than another isn't a bad thing, and in fact only on the deliberately symmetrical maps are things balanced. You don't hear anyone complain that the north of San Francisco or the south of Middle Earth are stronger places to start than anywhere else on the map.
Wow, that turned into quite a few things...
Skittles! wrote:Ah ah ah ah. Where you get this idea?
Looking good, but as a 1980's game.. It could look better. Yeah, the red hurts the eyes and it really, really contrasts with the blue blockades.
WidowMakers wrote:4) asymmetrical is the way I want to go. The issue is there are 151 possible spots for everything. WHERE does everthing go to make the game work????
:lol:Incandenza wrote:I bet you could place the ghosts completely randomly.....and the only one who would complain is marvaddin.
WidowMakers wrote:Skittles! wrote:Ah ah ah ah. Where you get this idea?
Looking good, but as a 1980's game.. It could look better. Yeah, the red hurts the eyes and it really, really contrasts with the blue blockades.
I know there need to be compromises. The number of pellets is less becasue they need to be bigger for th e"88" to fit. Plus there needs to be color to distinguish between the different groups.
It will look better once there are 10 or so different colors out there.
KraphtOne wrote:when you sign up a new account one of the check boxes should be "do you want to foe colton24 (it is highly recommended) "
It was this thread.Skittles! wrote:I know you got the idea from PacMan, but about a week ago I put an idea in the map idea thread so I was thinking you got the idea there. Anyway
I hope this does to quenched.. I would love to play PacMan on CC
I used ALIENS because I wanted to make sure that it was different but still the same. Plus this way each "ALIEN" looks a little different.RjBeals wrote:Are you creating aliens because ghosts are "copyrighted"? And widow, pretty much anything you create gets my approval.
Would that be quarter per post or per complete map. You almost owe me $2.RjBeals wrote: And widow, pretty much anything you create gets my approval. If you had a tips jar on your desk I'd toss you a quarter.
I will definitley look into this. I just want to get the framework finished first. We might find that the white circles could get smaller or the opacity turned down a bit too.hecter wrote:I still think the colour intensity and contrast needs to be toned down a bit.
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